Linkin' o'er the Lea : traditional folk songs and balads from Temp Co. Fermanagh / Maggy Murphy.
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MusicPublisher number: Veteran Tapes | VT 134Publication details: Haughley : Veteran Tapes, c1996.Description: 1 audiocassette : analogSubject(s):
Contents:
Production credits: Side 1: 1. Linkin' o'er the Lea -- 2. Banks of the silvery tide -- 3. Killyburn Brae -- 4. Seven years did I have a sweetheart -- 5. Stock or wall -- 6. Early, early all in spring -- 7. Crockery ware -- 8. Banks of the sweet Dundee.
Side 2: 1. Paddy and the ass -- 2. My father's servant boy -- 3. Caroline and the young sailor bol d-- 4. The clock striking nine -- 5. Edmund in the lowlands low -- 6. There was a wealthy woman -- 7. Molly Bawn -- 8. Boys and girls courting down by the roadside.
- Produced and designed by John Howson.
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VWML | Storage | SCS 753 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Reference only | SR09019 |
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Side 1: 1. Linkin' o'er the Lea -- 2. Banks of the silvery tide -- 3. Killyburn Brae -- 4. Seven years did I have a sweetheart -- 5. Stock or wall -- 6. Early, early all in spring -- 7. Crockery ware -- 8. Banks of the sweet Dundee.
Side 2: 1. Paddy and the ass -- 2. My father's servant boy -- 3. Caroline and the young sailor bol d-- 4. The clock striking nine -- 5. Edmund in the lowlands low -- 6. There was a wealthy woman -- 7. Molly Bawn -- 8. Boys and girls courting down by the roadside.
Produced and designed by John Howson.